What are you using as a food grade finish? I use a mix of beeswax and mineral oil, and it seems to do the job pretty well.
That's a very nice turning! Always good to see a fellow woodworker in here!
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What are you using as a food grade finish? I use a mix of beeswax and mineral oil, and it seems to do the job pretty well.
That's a very nice turning! Always good to see a fellow woodworker in here!
Food grade tung oil or butcher block oil. I normally do what you do but this one was going to have some heat exposure and I needed to smooth every bit of that head so it didn't collect bean bits and make cleaning a pain.
Didn't know that they made food grade tung oil, I'll have to check it out!
It's amazing how refried beans manages to walk the line of looking like liquid diarrhea whilst still being jealous for them.
It looks awesome, good use of wood scraps too!
They definitely don't photograph well.
This is how I feel about most Indian dishes I try to make
The masher is so nice! Well done!
What else can be said except "Hell yeah"